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In the Saami languages there are hundreds of vocabulary items that are neither Indo-European nor Uralic and which represent the remnants of a relic population of hunters encountered by the Saami at the time of their expansion from Finland, sometime around the birth of Christ.
This discovery was made the Saami linguist Ante Aikio, who has written a pretty good survey of Saami pre-history here: https://www.academia.edu/4811760/An_Essay_on_Saami_Ethnolinguistic_Prehistory … According to Aikio the borrowings come in two clusters; one (Lakelandic) appears in the place names of Finland, another in Scandinavia:pic.twitter.com/xnrIbdJRrL
Note too that in this schematic there are no Finns in Finland in the early Iron Age: they seem to have been very recent arrivals: coming to dominate the bulk of the country only in the last millenium.
That Finns exploded across their present territory in a relatively period of time can be seen in what's called the Finnish heritage disease; similar to Ashkenazi Jews or French Canadians (another "settler" people) Finns have their unique disease profile:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnish_heritage_disease …
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